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  • I think this is an incredibly noble undertaking. I honestly don't know how Frederick would receive it. It would be interesting to see. I bet it would be a sure thing in Baltimore or DC.
  • A very interesting question. My first thought is yes, it would work here, but I for some reason I have some nagging doubt and I can't quite put my finger on it. Maybe I should re-phrase it to I would want it to work here.
  • I love the idea! My brother had this idea years ago for a gourmet "soup kitchen." He is quite the soup chef, so the idea would be to have several types of soup and fresh bread. There would be a suggested price like $8/ bowl. Pay what you can. He said that poor people deserve good soup, too!

    It would have to be a wonderful and generous group of people to get this going, but I think if the quality of food is excellent then people who can pay will pay at or above the value of a meal. LOVE IT!
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